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‘Kavalier & Clay’ a tale of unbridled imagination

Martin Stupich to discuss his new book ‘Ore and Empire’ at Books on the Bosque

‘Wolf Worm’ one of the most accomplished horror novels of 2026

Oral historian Garrett M. Graff will discuss ‘The Devil Reached Toward the Sky’ at Collected Works

Daniel Kraus’ ‘Angel Down’ is a gripping look at war

From heartbreak to hope: After a debilitating stroke, Farzana Marie reclaims her words in ‘When Language Left Me’

Collected Works to host authors Terry Tempest Williams, Lauren Camp this week

‘Mother Mary Comes to Me’ a memoir worth reading every word

Bookworks to host author Meg Mullins on March 3

Bruce Berlin will discuss and sign copies of ‘From Camden to Kathmandu’

Fascinating and multifaceted: 'Nuclear Family' tells the story of nuclear weapons and Los Alamos as told through one family

Jeffrey Candelaria to hold workshop at Books on the Bosque

‘Alchemised’ a heavy but phenomenal read

Swing, theater and books: 7 events this week

An eye-opening read

‘A Four-Eyed World’ traces how eyeglasses shaped culture, science and the way we see today

‘The Raven Scholar’ will be your new fantasy addiction

Albuquerque author RJ Mirabal to talk about fantasy book ‘Dragon Train’ at Books on the Bosque

‘Living with Nephew: How I Got Voted the Meanest Parent in the World’ is lighthearted, instructional and poignant

Nina Amir to give talk at Books on the Bosque on Jan. 31

A cult of mysteries: Preston and Child deliver a wild desert thriller with ‘Badlands’

‘Heated Rivalry’ is not just a love story

Jake Fournier will present his debut poetry collection ‘Punishment Bag’ at Bookworks

A growing interest: How ‘Ancient Women Gardeners’ shaped New Mexico’s prehistoric food systems

How the West was fun

‘Red Rabbit’ is a wild stagecoach ride with heart and horrors

Fact to legend

‘They Kill People’ shines a penetrating light on the braided issues of guns and violence

Stephen Van Handel to read from debut novel ‘The Tale of Piper’

Baldwin’s ‘Giovanni’s Room’ full of heartbreakingly beautiful prose

Georgia Santa Maria honored in latest edition of Fixed and Free Quarterly

The top books of 2025

Pick up a good book for the holidays

From high seas adventures to gardening in New Mexico — 7 titles perfect for gift giving

Written in the stars

Bilingual ‘The Stars Over Socorro/Las Estrellas Sobre Socorro’ shines a light on growing up in rural New Mexico

'A Boy Called Christmas' earns its place as a holiday tradition

Poet V.B. Price to read at events in Albuquerque, Santa Fe

Albuquerque’s Marjorie Neset reminisces on a traveling life in 'Window Seat'

Press here for books: NW ABQ school unveils book vending machine

Needle therapy: 'Sublime Hallucinations' explores self-reclamation through medicinal tattooing

Air of mystery: 'Santa Fe Assassin,' 'A Murder in Old Town' recent releases by Albuquerque authors

Enriching their stories: Former Albuquerque Museum director James Moore continues pursuit of art history

'This is their program': Children and families grow alongside Balloon Museum storytelling program

One word at a time: ABQ Reads seeks volunteers to help increase literacy rates among young readers

Another dimension: Bubonicon 55 celebrates science fiction and fantasy in literature, art, film

Take by storm: 'Wire Strike' delivers drama inside and outside the courtroom

Taking flight: Leaphorn, Chee and Manuelito return in 'Lost Birds'